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19 Dec 2023LONE JACK, MO. — Offering nearly 200 lots of Mid-Americana art, décor, furniture and accessories,...
19 Dec 2023NEW YORK CITY — One of the last auctions in Doyle’s 2023 sales calendar was its December 6-7 Doyle+Design...
19 Dec 2023DALLAS — Over four decades, Austin businessman Ted Lusher assembled one of the most storied collections...
19 Dec 2023MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — Of the nearly 1,275 lots offered by Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates November 30-December...
19 Dec 2023WILMINGTON, MASS. — There were 67 dealers at Goosefare’s Greater Boston Antiques Show and Sale. Conducted...
19 Dec 2023Records were broken across the world at auction houses large and small in 2023. From a single stamp originally...
19 Dec 2023This week’s interviewee is named Ken Tuckey. That’s not some wacky nickname, stage name or nom de plume....
19 Dec 2023CLEVELAND, OHIO — On a basic level, ceramics such as vases and teacups are mere containers. But, at times,...
18 Dec 2023TIMONIUM, MD — Richard Opfer Auctioneering, Inc conducted its Annual Eggnog Auction on Thursday, December...
18 Dec 2023WILLISTON, VT. — Three Meissen porcelain vases captured bidders’ attention in Merrill’s December...
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